How do scientists find the total precipitation for a whole week?

By finding the rainiest single day of the week

By adding up the daily amounts of rain or snow

By measuring the wind speed each day

By looking at the clouds on the last day of the week

A town in the desert got 1 inch of total precipitation in July. A town in the rainforest got 10 inches of total precipitation in July. What does this information tell you?

The rainforest town was much wetter than the desert town in July.

The desert town must be colder than the rainforest town.

It probably snowed more in the desert than in the rainforest.

Both towns had the exact same number of sunny days during the month of July.